Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-31
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.



Five persons were burned 10 death at
Colorado mining camp.
1t is reported that the Chicago Times has
been sold to syndicate.
A Knights of Labor strike on Louisiana
plantations is threatened.
The skeleton of woman was found in
box on Lehigh Valley train.
The Atlantic Ball Club of Philadelphia
has been sold to stock company.
Two children on the quarantine ship Bri-
tannic have died from the cholera.
The only Chinese laun iryman at Wee
hawken, Nj, was forced to leave town.
Henry E. Lincoln, of Brockton, Mass, q
member of the Legislature, committed
suicide on Saturday.
a II. Reynolds, editor of the Ashland
Times, was shot and killed by the brother
OF plaintiff in libel suit.
The actual yield of wheat in Dakota and
Minnesota is reported to be Sc, 600 600 bush
els, which will give surplus Of 100000
bushels.
4 statue to the memory of Liefrin. son of
Eric the Red, the Icelandic explorer, who
is believed to have discovered this continent,
was unveiled on Saturday at Boston, with
appropriate ceremonies.
The wool sales at Boston for last week
amount to 1,797 800 pounds, embracing
1,398,6G0 pounds domestic fleece and
pulled, and $4,000 pounds foreign There
were sales of $4,000 pounds California
spring and Oregon on private terms. There
were no sales Of California fall.
John Snyder, the man at Miilgrove, Ind,
who walks because he cannot stop, after an
incessant tramp night and day for nearly
/ three years, is dying. He has aged Won
derfully in the last six months, and
although he still goes on walking in the
well-beaten path about his house, it is with
tottering step and face which gives evil
dences of great suffering. 1t is believed
that he cannot possibly live many days.
FOREIGN.
Emperor William is troubled with bad
cold.
Sir Charles Dixie has severely raked the
British army.
The Emperor of Austria entertains strong
hopes of peace.
The Gar proposes to pay Emperor Will
lam short visit.
The Leipsic Bank failure looks very bad
for all concerned.
The demonstrations of London's unem-
ployed still continue.
There have been quite a number of ship
ping disasters in the Baltic.
The death of Muley- Hassan, the Sultan
of Morocco, is again reported.
British officials are still in the dark re-
garding Ayoub Khan's doings.
L. P. Hayden, NJ. p, has been arrested
for violation of the Crimes Act.
Chamberlain is to be accompanied to
America by couple of British detectives.
A slight shock of earthquake was felt at
Ponte de Monte, Quebec, ON Saturday
morning.
The Toronto Globe declares that Cham
bei lain has done more to imperil the amity
of three nations than all the Gloucester
poachers, Canadian cruisers and Berhing
Sea cutters combined.
An official denial has been made of the
rumor that President Cleveland had re-
quested Lord Salisbury to cancel the ap-
pointment of Chamberlain to represent
England in the fisheries negotiations.
PACIFIC COAST.
John Carey was killed by the falling of
an embankment at St. Helena.
Two prominent citizens of Tacoma have
been arrested for opium smuggling.
w. F. Rozelle, whose wife threw vitriol
on Petrie, has been sentenced to San Quen-
tin Tor nine years.
The bark Hesper and barkentine Makan
collided off Cape Flatterty, but neither was
seriously damaged.
Henry Zimmerman is to suffer the death
penalty in Washington Territory for the
murder of VIM. Sterling.
1t now appears that the Tonic basin
slaughter, which has cost twenty men their
lives, all grew from love affair.
Verona Baldwin is in Los Angeles and
says she will sue E. L. Baldwin for dam
ages and for the support of her child
Joseph H. Burd, of Modesto was killed
by the accidental discharge of a shotgun,
which blew big hole in his stomach.
There was q free fight with pistols, and
several persons were shot, in hotel at
Eureka Saturday afternoon.
The condition of Superintendent Gates,
who was so horribly stabbed by convict
in the recent attempted jail breaking at
Yuma, is more favorable, and the phvsi-
clans are encouraged.
Joseph Davis, alias HASH wanted in Ore
gon on the charge of numbering his wife,
Alta CASTLE, committed suicide in his cell
at the Marysville City Prison He left
written document declaring that be was
innocent, but that he couldn't live without
har